Thank
You to the Artists & Photographers
who contribute to this website:
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Dan Dofogh
for the fab Sadie Sez cartoons
See all the Sadie Sez cartoons
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Chris
M., Author & Writer
*The drawing above is not technically a
BDSM emblem,
but my artistic vision of it.
I designed the snake mind/body/spirit logo,
and Chris M. rendered it for me. |
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David Southwick of
Poetic Photography, Vermont
PO Box 903, Enosburg Falls, VT 05450, 802-933-4530
poeticphoto@earthlink.net
See all the photos in this series |
Magnum, Vermont Fetish Photographer
See all the photos in this series |
Versive, Vermont Fetish Photographer
See all the photos in this series |
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Travis, who drew this beautiful Celtic rose |
Photo montage designed by Niagra,
Editor of the Bottom
Line, an online BDSM Magazine
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| Other
Acknowledgements |
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Thank You
to the Erotic Power Exchange for hosting this
site!
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Thank
you
To
Bravenet.com
For many of the cool programming things on my
website. It's a great site for beginning web programmers.
Also to: Dynamic
Drive for some of the other great scripts:
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BDSM Emblem
The BDSM Emblem is copyright 1995 by Quagmyr@aol.com
who maintains the copyright in order to protect the symbol. It is
freely available for all educational and non-commercial use within
the BDSM community without charge. For more information on the
technical specifications of the copyrighted BDSM Logo please
visit:
http://members.aol.com/quagmyr/is.htm *The
drawing above is not technically a BDSM emblem, but my artistic
vision of it. I designed the snake mind/body/spirit logo, and
Chris M. rendered it for me |
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